Browsing: TIFF

At the fifth season wrap party for Son of a Critch, the CBC comedy based on comedian Mark Critch’s childhood in St. John’s, executive producer Andrew Barnsley found himself in conversation with Critch’s real-life brother. Watching a version of his own family on screen, he told Barnsley, is a strange feeling. The characters on TV,…

With this year’s edition of the Toronto International Film Festival wrapping up, it’s time I share with you, dear reader, the five best films I saw in the five days I was there. Attending a film festival, no matter it’s size, is exhilarating. I’ve outright replaced my years of attending Comic Cons and other fan-based…

The UK film contingent and others flying out of the country are contending with cancelled meetings and frayed nerves as they scramble to get to Toronto after an air traffic control meltdown grounded more than 2,000 flights.

On the eve of the inaugural TIFF: The Market (September 10-16), the US independent film community is on the fence about the utility of an official event six weeks before the American Film Market (AFM) in Los Angeles.

Toronto Film School alumni are once again taking to the big screen at the Toronto International Film Festival this year!

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EXCLUSIVE:Screen can reveal the first trailer for Hanael El Yousfi’s The Daughters Of Abraham ahead of its world premiere in the Discovery section at Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) next month.

Screen International will publish daily print editions at the inaugural edition of TIFF: The Market, which runs alongside Toronto International Film Festival this year.

We are officially one month away from the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), and this week we’ll finally find out the full schedule for one of the world’s biggest and most anticipated film festivals.

This year’s Midnight Madness section features 10 late-night genre films from around the world